Book Review: Harvesting Intangible Assets
November 16, 2011 by Mary Adams · Leave a Comment
I am very excited about Andrew Sherman’s new book, Harvesting Intangible Assets.
It’s organized around the agricultural analogy suggested by the title, which is helpful and accurate–there is a great need today for nurturing and husbanding of intangibles in organizations and in our economy as a whole. You’ll find lots of inspiration and lots of practical use here: checklists, outlines and graphics to help you organize your thoughts about managing intangibles.
Andrew brings an energy and breadth to his discussion of intangibles. I love that his approach sees intangibles as an integral and integrated part of business today rather than, as many intangibles experts tend to do, seeing intangibles as an independent field of study. Read more
Intangible Capital Reading List on Twitter for 2011-11-16
November 16, 2011 by Mary Adams · Leave a Comment
- The intangibles weren't on the balance sheet but they presumably there RT @The_Analyst: Trying to think of … (cont) http://t.co/8wMvF7En #
- Great info from Conference Board RT @andy_brough: Intangible assets: A new driver of the modern economy http://t.co/LVncdvvN #
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Intangible Capital Reading List on Twitter for 2011-11-14
November 14, 2011 by Mary Adams · Leave a Comment
- Solutions from the bottom up: Residents creating their own departement store http://t.co/KsOycDhV #
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Intangible Capital Reading List on Twitter for 2011-11-13
November 13, 2011 by Mary Adams · Leave a Comment
- Checking out "Nostalgia – or a Sign of Progress?" discussion about recycled brands on ic knowledge center: http://t.co/QwBtTP2w #
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Intangible Capital Reading List on Twitter for 2011-11-12
November 12, 2011 by Mary Adams · Leave a Comment
- Wow. RT @mloxton: @maryadamsICA "Death match between site and writer over Twitter account: 17,000 followers ap… (cont) http://t.co/3uzPtg8T #
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Intangible Capital Reading List on Twitter for 2011-11-10
November 10, 2011 by Mary Adams · Leave a Comment
- 11% of secured loans in the US have intangibles as collateral http://t.co/c0lN936f #
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Download the slides: Intangible Capital, Banking, Jobs and Innovation
November 9, 2011 by Mary Adams · Leave a Comment
We had a great discussion at the IC Practitioners program on November 8 with two presentations:
- Helena Tenorio and Joao Braga from the Brazilian Development Bank described how they have incorporated IC analysis into their credit process. Banks and business people around the world can learn from their experience
- Dr. Bill Miller talked about IC, innovation and job growth in the U.S. Bill contends that job growth will only come if we achieve breakthrough innovations in industries. More of the same won’t do.
Check out the slides for each of these at the IC Practitioners Group at the IC Knowledge Center.
Intangible Capital Reading List on Twitter for 2011-11-05
November 5, 2011 by Mary Adams · Leave a Comment
- From Who Owns Your LinkedIn Contacts?
Summary: A court in England required an ex-employee to turn over al… (cont) http://t.co/jgnNATWx #
- Thanks to Felix Nater for the heads up on LinkedIn contact ownership http://t.co/gSDwLTXp #
- Ya think? RT @IAM_magazine: US companies own $14.5 trillion of intangible assets, says new study. Surely finan… (cont) http://t.co/Zqe60GML #
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Intangible Capital Reading List on Twitter for 2011-11-04
November 4, 2011 by Mary Adams · Leave a Comment
- Just added a new event on ic knowledge center: European Conference on Intellectual Capital in April, 2012 http://t.co/JUTK1Rlx #
- The high $ value tells us IC is not soft @EstherOostrom Soft, intangible assets are of more value now: 80% now vs 10% 25 years ago. #EB11 #
- IP machine never shuts down: Jon Low "And All I Got Was This T-Shirt…: Occupy Wall Street Applies for a Trademark" http://t.co/xwmrnSuJ #
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Intangible Capital, Banking and Innnovation
November 3, 2011 by Mary Adams · Leave a Comment
Our IC Practitioners program on Tuesday, November 8 will kick off with two representatives from the Brazilian Development Bank describing how they have incorporated IC analysis into their credit process. There is a lot going on in the Brazilian economy and it will be exciting to learn the activities in this bank.
Our second speak will be Dr. Bill Miller talking about IC, innovation and job growth in the U.S.
The program is a free, web-based program at the IC Knowledge Center starting at 8 AM EST (our audience stretches from California around the globe to Australia so we start early in the U.S.). Please join us!
